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On nostalgia in art
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Editor’s Note: This is the first in a short series of essays about the role of nostalgia in art.
It can be difficult to find stability amidst the cacophony of input we face. The...
Spring kind of sucks
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Can you feel it?
The last week of weather in Manitoba has offered us a glimpse into what we are in for. The temperature on the thermometer is slowly climbing back above zero.
We can...
A Guide for the Urban Voyageur
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One of Manitoba’s proudest traditions is the Festival du Voyageur.
Known for a while as the world’s largest kitchen party, the Festival du Voyageur was started in 1969 by a number of entrepreneurs in...
Nano nets
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Nanonets are capturing a lot of attention in the science world lately, due to some of the curious properties that emerge from their two-dimensional structure. Essentially tiny lattice structures so thin that they are...
Tiny computers!
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Don’t be surprised if a few years from now tiny electronic devices start being a norm rather than an experiment. A major breakthrough has just occurred in the realm of nano-scale processors and circuitry,...
Zoological Investigations
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They say it is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all, and in general, I agree. After all, Alzheimer’s aside, memories are forever, right? So let’s let the...
Democracy in the Middle East
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Over the past two months, the people in Tunisia and Egypt have managed to effect serious change in their governments, chasing out corrupt leaders and setting the stage for democratic reform.
And the West...
